
I like the look and style of the latest shirt from Blonde Collective, and I know that it is referencing something to do with music, but I have no idea exactly what that something is, help me out here guys?
Costiness=$25 Buy it at Blonde Collective
by Andy on April 17, 2012


If you think about it, the original Game Boy really was fantastic. It was released in the 80s (only just), and yet you were able to go outside and play games that were on cartridges the size of a cracker. That seems really easy now, but at the time it was revolutionary, and you were the coolest kid in school if you had a Game Boy. Since the GB has got me harking back to the glory days of green & black gaming it’s hardly surprising the Pixel Propaganda thought it would be a good idea to make a tee based on the pioneering hand-held gaming device.
Costiness=$20 Buy it at Pixel Propaganda Apparel
![Vitruvian-Mon-by-Tom-Ledin-3_grande Vitruvian Mon by Tom Ledin 3 grande 480x360 Vitruvian Mon Pokemon t shirt by Tom Ledin at Tshirt Contest [Submitted]](http://media.hideyourarms.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Vitruvian-Mon-by-Tom-Ledin-3_grande-480x360.png)
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This week we bring you a Pokemon treat from the mind of Tom Ledin. Blending the world-renowned masterpiece ‘Vitruvian Man’ by Leonardo da Vinci and the most worshiped anime tv series of all time, we have… Vitruvian Mon! Now we may conpemplate the geometric Canon of Proportions of that quizzical electric creature, Pikachu.
Tom Ledin hails from the San Francisco Bay Area, wherein the art and science of the Renaissance apparently continues full steam ahead! Tom is happily married and raising two wonderful sons. Follow up on his artistic endeavors at his personal site, TomLedin.com, and his own shop at RedBubble.com/people/tioem/portfolio.
Tom can also be found facebook, twitter, tumblr and youtube:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tom-Ledin-Art/168175306570720
https://twitter.com/#!/Tioem
http://www.tumblr.com/blog/tomledin
http://www.youtube.com/user/tledin?feature=mhee
Andy: I like the way that Tshirt Contest share as much as they can about the artist of their tees when they submit a post. They didn’t even add a link to their own tee, I had to put that in myself.
This post was submitted by Tod Kennedy.
by Andy on January 5, 2012




Good thing that Chuck U sent me an e-mail otherwise I never would have got to see this lovely shirt, or any of the other weird and wonderful designs in his store.
Costiness=$20 Buy it from Chuck U
by Andy on October 12, 2011


As part of my attempts to make HYA less about me, me, me and more about every aspect of the t-shirt world, I’ve brought in another blogger to share another angle of the design world, but instead of pointing out cool t-shirts by other people, Sleepy Dan will be giving us a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to run a clothing line. It’s something that I really like to see on brand’s blogs, so it was perfectly natural to bring that kind of experience onto HYA, to give tee-fans and other brands an insight into how a t-shirt goes from the idea stage to being worn by a customer. It will be a long-running series (we have no plans to put a cap on it’s length), and I’m really looking forward to it. If there are any other brands that would like to share their knowledge and experiences please get in touch.
Sleepy Dan’s most recent release is also going to be a series. The ‘Monster Under The Bed’ series will be released every Halloween, limited to 60 pieces (individually numbered), and as you would expect, have something of a horror theme. The shirt is $28 and available now from Sleepy Dan.
by Andy on September 23, 2011

I like the idea behind “Jason’s Arsenal” at TeeFury today, when I first saw the design (without knowing the name) I didn’t immediately connect that it was a Friday the 13th reference, but that’s because I think the only time I watched films from that series it was before the addition of the red lines on the mask.

Apparently Supernatural is back on American t-shirt screens this evening, so it’s no surprise that RIPT put up this design today… it’s almost like they planned it!

Gorgeous tee from Loviu today, I love that style, even if I’m not too sure it’s the time of year for a yellow t-shirt, at least where I live.

Apparently “That’s what people drink” is a very funny phrase on this shirt that is referencing the recent BBC Sherlock series. I only watched the first episode of that series so I don’t get it, but it’s nice to see a Sherlock tee for a change, thanks Qwertee.

Not cute, not cute at all Shirt.Woot

Getting better TeeMinus24, getting better.

OtherTees is a ‘time limited’ t-shirt site that I hadn’t head of until yesterday. I think they’re Polish, sell their shirts for 9.50€ for a 5 day period. Also, Firefly!